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Duck Hunt (NES) gameplay screenshot

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[edit] Fair use rationale for Duck Hunt

• No substitute is available under a free license, nor could one be created that would provide the same information.
• The image is of web resolution
• The image is being used solely for the illustration and identification of Duck Hunt
• Use of this image does not limit or prevent the license holders' ability to sell the game

[edit] Fair use rationale for Light gun and Shooter game

• No substitute is available under a free license, nor could one be created that would provide the same information. Specifically, all video gaming platforms that use a light gun as a pointing or picking device, dating back to 1985, have restricted the ability of hobbyists to run their own software on the machine. This renders them unsuitable for use with free software such as a video game developed specifically to illustrate light guns for this article.
• The image is of web resolution
• The image is being used solely for the illustration and identification of Duck Hunt, as one of the most famous among video games that use a light gun
• Use of this image does not limit or prevent the license holders' ability to sell the game

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